JavaScript Libraries Index. I think there should be one. Does anyone know if such a thing already exists? Quick Googling didn't turn up too much. Occasionally, I see lists that are more like web developer dashboards, but they aren't very comprehensive.
I find it woefully inefficient when you need a little shim to, say, handle History or something; or you need a great charting/graphics library, but haven't been paying as much attention to that space; and you not only have to find said library, but need to navigate whether it's a good one, and determine if there's some other obvious leader that you're missing.
We live in the glorious future and this seems like an easy problem to address.
So, what do y'all think about a little JS Lib index site with a list of libraries big and small, categorized (tagged) by their purpose and by other base libraries they've been built on? It would be somewhat similar to
microjs.com, but not limited to "micro" and would include ratings/votes to help identify the obvious leaders.
Would you find such a thing useful? If I built it, would you help populate it? Or does it already exist, in which case, awesome!
Thanks,
Reed